Was at a conference recently where Sal khan talked about the ai tutors they’re building
They showed a lot of examples like this one where they can create bots that help kids learn at a pace they’re comfortable with and analogies that might help them without giving the answer
but the really cool part is that they’re working on giving the teacher a summary report on how the students interacted with the bot - things like “a lot of students had problems with this part of the assignment you should do an extra lesson on this” or “this student spent a lot of time working on this assignment, you should give them a little nod of encouragement”
They were also able to find kids that were very gifted in certain areas but didn’t even know it - the idea of using bots to find talent instead of hoping the teacher noticed you’re gifted feels like a huge positive
@KolepiXBT Jai échangé avec pas mal d’edutech, et y a des choses vraiment intéressantes.
Quoi de mieux qu’un prof qui connaît son élève mieux que lui même ?
Le potentiel d’apprentissage par IA est supérieur à celui de par son professeur
16. Il y a quelques problèmes toutefois dans cette stratégie. Tous mes amis me confirment qu’avec la baisse du système éducatif nous sommes sur notre avant-dernière génération d’ingénieurs de très haut niveau.